Pixel structure, driving method therefor and preparation method therefor, and display apparatus

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a pixel structure, a method for driving a pixel structure, a method for preparing a pixel structure, and a display apparatus. The pixel structure includes a plurality of sub-pixel groups arranged in an array; each of the sub-pixel groups comprises a first sub-pixel electrode, a second sub-pixel electrode a first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and a second-type carbon nanotube switch tube; the first sub-pixel electrode is connected to the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube; the second sub-pixel electrode is connected to the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube; and the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube in each of the sub-pixel groups are connected to the same gate line and the same data line.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

The present application claims priority of the Chinese PatentApplication No. 201710413271.3, filed on Jun. 5, 2017, the disclosure ofwhich is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety as part of thepresent application.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a pixel structure, amethod of driving a pixel structure, a method of manufacturing a pixelstructure, and a display device.

BACKGROUND

Currently, in order to improve display effect of a display device, thedisplay device adopts a dual-gate drive mode, and in order to achievethe dual-gate drive mode, the number of gate lines in the display deviceneeds to be doubled, meanwhile the number of data lines is halved, sothe manufacture and operation costs of pixel structures in the displaydevice are relatively high.

Therefore, how to achieve a dual-gate driving effect of a display devicewithout increasing the manufacture and operation costs of pixelstructures has become an urgent technical problem to be solved atpresent.

SUMMARY

At least one embodiment of the present disclosure provides a pixelstructure comprising a plurality of sub-pixel groups arranged in anarray, each sub-pixel group of the plurality of sub-pixel groupscomprises a first sub-pixel electrode, a second sub-pixel electrode, afirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube and a second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube, the first sub-pixel electrode is connected to thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the second sub-pixel electrodeis connected to the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube, and thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube and the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube in each sub-pixel group are connected to a samegate line and a same data line.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, the first sub-pixel electrode and the secondsub-pixel electrode in each sub-pixel group are adjacent.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, the first sub-pixel electrode and the secondsub-pixel in each sub-pixel group are located in a same row.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, in a same column of sub-pixel electrodes, the firstsub-pixel electrode and the second sub-pixel electrode are alternatelyarranged.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, in an odd row of the plurality of sub-pixel groups,the first sub-pixel electrode is located in an odd column, and thesecond sub-pixel electrode is located in an even column; in an even rowof the plurality of sub-pixel groups, the second sub-pixel electrode islocated in an odd column, and the first sub-pixel electrode is locatedin an even column.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, in an odd row of the plurality of sub-pixel groups,the second sub-pixel electrode is located in an odd column, and thefirst sub-pixel electrode is located in an even column; in an even rowof the plurality of sub-pixel groups, the first sub-pixel electrode islocated in an odd column, and the second sub-pixel electrode is locatedin an even column.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, in each sub-pixel group, the first-type carbonnanotube switch tube connected to the first sub-pixel electrode and thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube connected to the secondsub-pixel electrode are respectively located at two sides of a data linethat is connected to both the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube andthe second-type carbon nanotube switch tube.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, in each sub-pixel group, the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube and the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube aremirror-symmetrical with the data line as a symmetry axis.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes andsecond-type carbon nanotube switch tubes in sub-pixel groups located ina same row are connected to a same corresponding gate line, andfirst-type carbon nanotube switch tubes and second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tubes in sub-pixel groups located in a same column are connectedto a same corresponding date line.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube is anN-type carbon nanotube switch tube, and the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube is a P-type carbon nanotube switch tube; or, the first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube is a P-type carbon nanotube switch tube, andthe second-type carbon nanotube switch tube is an N-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube.

For example, in the pixel structure provided by an embodiment of thepresent disclosure, a material of a source electrode and a drainelectrode of the N-type carbon nanotube switch tube is copper oraluminum, and a material of a source electrode and a drain electrode ofthe P-type carbon nanotube switch tube is lead.

At least one embodiment of the present disclosure further provides amanufacture method of a pixel structure according to any one of theabove embodiments, comprising: forming the plurality of sub-pixel groupsarranged in an array, where each sub-pixel group of the plurality ofsub-pixel groups comprises a first sub-pixel electrode, a secondsub-pixel electrode, a first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and asecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the first sub-pixel electrodeis connected to the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the secondsub-pixel electrode is connected to the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube, and an active layer of the first-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube and an active layer of the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube are simultaneously formed.

At least one embodiment of the present disclosure further provides adriving method of a pixel structure according to any one of the aboveembodiments, driving of each sub-pixel group comprises a positivedriving phase and a negative driving phase;

in the positive driving phase, inputting a first scan voltage to thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube of each sub-pixel group through agate line, so as to turn on the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube;inputting a first data voltage to the first-type carbon nanotube switchtube through a data line, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubedriving the first sub-pixel electrode to display;

in the negative driving phase, inputting a second scan voltage to thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube of each sub-pixel group throughthe gate line, so as to turn on the second-type carbon nanotube switchtube; inputting a second data voltage to the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube through the data line, the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube driving the second sub-pixel electrode to display; apolarity of the first data voltage and a polarity of the second datavoltage are opposite.

For example, in the driving method of the pixel structure provided by anembodiment of the present disclosure, in an Nth frame, the polarity ofthe first data voltage is positive, and the polarity of the second datavoltage is negative; in a (N+1)th frame, the polarity of the first datavoltage is negative, and the polarity of the second data voltage ispositive, N is a positive integer.

For example, in the driving method of the pixel structure provided by anembodiment of the present disclosure, first sub-pixel electrodes insub-pixel groups located in an odd row and first sub-pixel electrodes insub-pixel group located in an even row are driven in the positivedriving phase; and second sub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixel groupslocated in the odd row and second sub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixelgroup located in the even row are driven in the negative driving phase.

For example, in the driving method of the pixel structure provided by anembodiment of the present disclosure, second sub-pixel electrodes insub-pixel groups located in an odd row and second sub-pixel electrodesin sub-pixel group located in an even row are driven in the positivedriving phase; and first sub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixel groupslocated in the odd row and first sub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixelgroup located in the even row are driven in the negative driving phase.

At least one embodiment of the present disclosure further provides adisplay device, comprising the pixel structure of any of the aboveembodiments.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to clearly illustrate the technical solutions of theembodiments of the disclosure, the drawings of the embodiments will bebriefly described in the following; it is obvious that the describeddrawings are only related to some embodiments of the disclosure and thusare not limitative to the disclosure.

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a pixel structure accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of the pixel structure illustrated in FIG.1 implementing dot inversion driving in a column-driving mode;

FIG. 3A is a driving timing diagram of a pixel structure according to anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 3B is a schematic diagram showing polarities of sub-pixels in apixel structure according to an embodiment of the present disclosure inadjacent two frames;

FIG. 4 is a flowchart of a driving method of a pixel structure accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 5 is a flowchart of a manufacture method of a pixel structureaccording to an embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a pixel structure accordingto another embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the pixel structure illustrated in FIG.6 implementing dot inversion driving in a column-driving mode.

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10—sub-pixel group; 11—first sub-pixel electrode; 12—second sub-pixelelectrode; 21—second-type carbon nanotube switch tube; 22—first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube; 3—gate line; 4—data line; 5—gate linedriving circuit; 6—data line driving circuit; L1—positive driving phase;L2—negative driving phase.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to make objects, technical details and advantages of theembodiments of the disclosure apparent, the technical solutions of theembodiments will be described in a clearly and fully understandable wayin connection with the drawings related to the embodiments of thedisclosure. Apparently, the described embodiments are just a part butnot all of the embodiments of the disclosure. Based on the describedembodiments herein, those skilled in the art can obtain otherembodiment(s), without any inventive work, which should be within thescope of the disclosure.

Unless otherwise defined, all the technical and scientific terms usedherein have the same meanings as commonly understood by one of ordinaryskill in the art to which the present disclosure belongs. The terms“first,” “second,” etc., which are used in the present disclosure, arenot intended to indicate any sequence, amount or importance, butdistinguish various components. The terms “comprise,” “comprising,”“include,” “including,” etc., are intended to specify that the elementsor the objects stated before these terms encompass the elements or theobjects and equivalents thereof listed after these terms, but do notpreclude the other elements or objects. The phrases “connect”,“connected”, etc., are not intended to define a physical connection ormechanical connection, but may include an electrical connection,directly or indirectly. “On,” “under,” “right,” “left” and the like areonly used to indicate relative position relationship, and when theposition of the object which is described is changed, the relativeposition relationship may be changed accordingly.

At least one embodiment of the present disclosure provides a pixelstructure, a method of driving the pixel structure, a method ofmanufacturing the pixel structure, and a display device. The pixelstructure comprises a plurality of sub-pixel groups arranged in anarray; each sub-pixel group of the plurality of sub-pixel groupscomprises a first sub-pixel electrode, a second sub-pixel electrode, afirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube and a second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube; the first sub-pixel electrode is connected to thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the second sub-pixel electrodeis connected to the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube, and thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube and the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube in each sub-pixel group are connected to a samegate line and a same data line.

The beneficial effects of the present disclosure include at least:

The pixel structure is capable of achieving the driving operation of thepixel structure in a case where sub-pixel groups in each row isconnected to one gate line and sub-pixel groups in each column isconnected to one data line; compared with an existing pixel structure,the pixel structure can reduce the number of gate lines by half withoutincreasing the number of data lines, thereby reducing the preparationand operation costs of the pixel structure; in addition, the pixelstructure can implement the driving effect of dot inversion in thecolumn-driving mode, thus improving the display effect of the displaydevice adopting the pixel structure; meanwhile, in the pixel structureprovided by the embodiments of the present disclosure, the materials ofthe source electrode and the drain electrode of the P-type carbonnanotube switch tube are different from the materials of the sourceelectrode and the drain electrode of the N-type carbon nanotube switchtube, so the doping process is not required, and the P-type carbonnanotube switch tube and the N-type carbon nanotube switch tube can bemanufactured by a sample patterning process, and therefore thepreparation process of the P-type carbon nanotube switch tube and theN-type carbon nanotube switch tube becomes simpler, thereby reducing thepreparation cost of the pixel structure and improving the preparationefficiency of the pixel structure.

The display device provided by the present disclosure adopts the abovepixel structure, thus reducing the preparation and operation costs ofthe display device, improving the display effect of the display device,meanwhile simplifying the preparation complexity of the display device,and improving the preparation efficiency of the display device.

In order to enable those skilled in the art to better understand thetechnical solutions of the present disclosure, the pixel structure, thedriving method of the pixel structure, the manufacturing method of thepixel structure and the display device provided by the presentdisclosure are described in detail below with reference to theaccompanying drawing and some specific embodiments.

The embodiments of the present disclosure provide a pixel structure.FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a pixel structure accordingto an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 2 is a schematicdiagram of the pixel structure illustrated in FIG. 1 implementing dotinversion driving in a column-driving mode.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1, the pixel structure comprises aplurality of sub-pixel groups 10 arranged in an array. Each sub-pixelgroup 10 of the plurality of sub-pixel groups 10 comprises a firstsub-pixel electrode 11, a second sub-pixel electrode 12, a first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube 22 and a second-type carbon nanotube switchtube 21; the first sub-pixel electrode 11 is connected to the first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube 22, the second sub-pixel electrode 12 isconnected to the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube 21, and thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22 and the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube 21 in each sub-pixel group 10 are connected to thesame single gate line 3 and the same single data line 4.

For example, a channel material of the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube 21 and a channel material of the first-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube 22 are both carbon nanotubes. The carbon nanotubes may beformed of random reticular single-walled carbon nanotubes in a networkstructure. The carbon nanotubes can be directly formed on an insulatinglayer by a chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method.

For example, a material of a source electrode and a drain electrode ofthe second-type carbon nanotube switch tube 21 is different from amaterial of a source electrode and a drain electrode of the first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube 22.

For example, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22 is an N-typecarbon nanotube switch tube, and the second-type carbon nanotube switchtube 21 is a P-type carbon nanotube switch tube; or, the first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube 22 is a P-type carbon nanotube switch tube,and the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube 21 is an N-type carbonnanotube switch tube. The material of the source electrode and the drainelectrode of the N-type carbon nanotube switch tube may be copper oraluminum, or the like, and the material of the source electrode and thedrain electrode of the P-type carbon nanotube switch tube may be lead,or the like. In the present disclosure, the embodiments of the presentdisclosure are described by taking a case in which the first-type carbonnanotube switch tube 22 is an N-type carbon nanotube switch tube and thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube 21 is a P-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube as an example.

For example, there is no shared sub-pixel(s) between adjacent twosub-pixel groups 10. It should be noted that, “adjacent two sub-pixelgroups 10” may indicates that the two sub-pixel groups 10 are physicallyadjacent, and no other sub-pixel group(s) exists between the twosub-pixel groups 10.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1, the first sub-pixel electrode 11and the second sub-pixel electrode 12 in each sub-pixel group 10 arelocated in the same row.

For example, in the embodiments of the present disclosure, the firstsub-pixel electrode 11 and the second sub-pixel electrode 12 in eachsub-pixel group are adjacent. First-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22and second-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21 in sub-pixel groups 10located in the same row are connected to the same one gate line 3,first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22 and second-type carbonnanotube switch tubes 21 in sub-pixel groups 10 located in the samecolumn are connected to the same one data line 4. It should be notedthat P11 to P16 in FIG. 1 indicate sub-pixel electrodes located in afirst row, P21 to P26 indicate sub-pixel electrodes located in a secondrow, P31 to P36 indicate sub-pixel electrodes located in a third row.P11, P21 and P31 denote sub-pixel electrodes located in a first column,P12, P22 and P32 denote sub-pixel electrodes located in a second column,and so on. For example, each column of sub-pixel groups comprises twosub-pixel electrode columns, and a first column of sub-pixel electrodes(that is, P11, P21 and P31) and a second column of sub-pixel electrodes(that is, P12, P22 and P32) may, for example, constitute one column ofsub-pixel groups. In FIG. 1, P11, P13, P15, P22, P24, P26, P31, P33, P35all are the first sub-pixel electrodes 11, and P12, P14, P16, P21, P23,P25, P32, P34, P36 all are the second sub-pixel electrodes 12.

It should be noted that, in the present disclosure, “the first sub-pixelelectrode 11 and the second sub-pixel electrode 12 are adjacent” doesnot indicate that a physical position of the first sub-pixel electrode11 and a physical position of the second sub-pixel electrode 12 aredirectly adjacent in the row direction, but indicates that no othersub-pixel electrodes exist between the first sub-pixel electrode 11 andthe second sub-pixel electrode 12 in the row direction.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1, in a same column of sub-pixelelectrodes, the first sub-pixel electrode 11 and the second sub-pixelelectrode 12 are alternately arranged. As illustrated in FIG. 1, in acase where a sub-pixel electrode P11 is the first sub-pixel electrode11, then a sub-pixel electrode P21 is the second sub-pixel electrode 12,and a sub-pixel electrode P31 is the first sub-pixel electrode 11.

In an existing dual-gate driving pixel structure, pixel electrodes ofrespective sub-pixels all are connected to N-type thin film transistors,and in a case where the number of data lines is halved, each row ofsub-pixels needs to be connected with two gate lines to achieve thedriving of the row of sub-pixels. In the above-mentioned pixel structureprovided by the embodiments of the present disclosure, compared with theexisting dual-gate driving pixel structure, the first sub-pixelelectrode 11 in the sub-pixel group 10 is connected to the first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube 22, and the second sub-pixel electrode 12 inthe sub-pixel group 10 is connected to the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube 21, the driving of the pixel structure can be achieved in acase where sub-pixel groups 10 in each row are connected to the samegate line 3 and sub-pixel groups 10 in each column are connected to thesame data line 4, so that in the pixel structure, the number of gatelines can be reduced by half without increasing the number of the datalines, furthermore reducing the preparation and operation costs of thepixel structure; meanwhile, the pixel structure can be normallydisplayed under the driving of the carbon nanotube switch tubes.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1, first-type carbon nanotube switchtubes 22 and second-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21 in sub-pixelgroups 10 located in a same row are connected to a same correspondinggate line 3, and first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22 andsecond-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21 in sub-pixel groups 10located in a same column are connected to a same corresponding date line4.

It should be noted that, in the present disclosure, a first sub-pixelelectrode 11 represents a sub-pixel electrode connected to thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22 (such as, an N-type carbonnanotube switch tube), and a second sub-pixel electrode 12 represents asub-pixel electrode connected to the second-type carbon nanotube switchtube 21 (such as, an P-type carbon nanotube switch tube).

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1, a data line 4 is located betweenthe first sub-pixel electrode 11 and the second sub-pixel electrode 12of a corresponding sub-pixel group 10. A data line 4 is not disposedbetween adjacent two sub-pixel groups 10.

It should be noted that, in the above descriptions of the presentdisclosure, each sub-pixel group 10 includes two sub-pixel electrodes,but the present disclosure is not limited to this case, each sub-pixelgroup 10 may also include a plurality of (such as, four) sub-pixelelectrodes and a plurality of carbon nanotube switch tubes (such as,four carbon nanotube switch tubes, and the four carbon nanotube switchtubes are respectively two first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes andtwo second-type carbon nanotube switch tubes), and the carbon nanotubeswitch tubes are in one-to-one correspondence with the plurality ofsub-pixel electrodes, and the plurality of sub-pixel electrodes, forexample, may be arranged in several rows and two columns.

For example, in some embodiments of the present disclosure, asillustrated in FIG. 1, in an odd row of the sub-pixel groups 10, thefirst sub-pixel electrode 11 is located in an odd column, and the secondsub-pixel electrode 12 is located in an even column; in an even row ofthe sub-pixel groups 10, the second sub-pixel electrode 12 is located inan odd column, and the first sub-pixel electrode 11 is located in aneven column.

The first-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22 (i.e., the N-type carbonnanotube switch tube) is turned on when a high level signal is input toa gate electrode thereof, and is turned off when a low level signal isinput to the gate electrode thereof; the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube 21 (i.e., the P-type carbon nanotube switch tube) is turnedon when a low level signal is input to a gate electrode thereof, and isturned off when a high level signal is input to the gate electrodethereof. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, when a scanvoltage of a high level is input to the gate line 3 correspondinglyconnected to the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row, thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22 in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the odd row are turned on, at this time, a positive datavoltage higher than a common voltage is input to the data line 4, thefirst sub-pixel electrodes 11 (such as, the sub-pixel electrode P11) inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row work to display under thedriving of the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22; when a scanvoltage of a low level is input to the gate line 3 correspondinglyconnected to the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row, thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21 in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the odd row are turned on, at this time, a negative datavoltage lower than the common voltage is input to the data line 4, thesecond sub-pixel electrodes 12 (such as, the sub-pixel electrode P12) inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row work to display under thedriving of the second-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21.

Correspondingly, as illustrated in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, when a scanvoltage of a high level is input to the gate line 3 correspondinglyconnected to the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row, thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22 in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the even row are turned on, at this time, a positive datavoltage higher than the common voltage is input to the data line 4, thefirst sub-pixel electrodes 11 (such as, the sub-pixel electrode P22) inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row work to display underthe driving of the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22; when ascan voltage of a low level is input to the gate line 3 correspondinglyconnected to the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row, thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21 in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the even row are turned on, at this time, a negative datavoltage lower than the common voltage is input to the data line 4, thesecond sub-pixel electrodes 12 (such as, the sub-pixel electrode P21) inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row work to display underthe driving of the second-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21. Asillustrated in FIG. 2, in each frame, a polarity of a data voltage onthe first sub-pixel electrode 11 in each sub-pixel group 10 is oppositeto a polarity of a data voltage on the second sub-pixel electrode 12 ineach sub-pixel group 10. Therefore, the pixel structure achieves the dotinversion driving effect in the column-driving mode, thereby improvingthe display effect of the display device having the pixel structure.

For example, in the embodiments of the present disclosure, in eachsub-pixel group 10, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22connected to the first sub-pixel electrode 11 and the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube 21 connected to the second sub-pixel electrode 12are respectively located at two sides of a corresponding data line 4that is connected to both the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22and the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube 21.

For example, in each sub-pixel group 10, the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube 21 and the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22 aremirror-symmetrical with the corresponding data line 4 connected to bothof them as a symmetry axis, and the first sub-pixel electrode 11 and thesecond sub-pixel electrode 12 are also mirror-symmetrical with thecorresponding data line 4 as a symmetry axis. Thus, the second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube 21 and the first-type carbon nanotube switchtube 22 in the pixel structure can be connected to the correspondinggate line 3 via a relatively short distance and to the correspondingdata line 4 via a relatively short distance as well, so that the wiringdistance of the pixel structure can be shortened, which not only reducesthe cost of the wiring, but also makes the line layout of the pixelstructure simpler, and furthermore the design and manufacture costs ofthe pixel structure are reduced.

For example, in the embodiments of the present disclosure, asillustrated in FIG. 1, the pixel structure further comprises a gate linedriving circuit 5 and a data line driving circuit 6. The gate linedriving circuit 5 is connected to each of the gate lines 3 and is usedfor inputting a scan voltage to each of the gate lines 3, to turn on thecorresponding carbon nanotube switch tubes. The data line drivingcircuit 6 is connected to each of the data lines 4 and is used forproviding a data voltage to each of the data lines 4, to make thecorresponding sub-pixel electrodes display an image.

At least one embodiment of the present disclosure further provides adriving method of a pixel structure. FIG. 3A is a driving timing diagramof a pixel structure according to an embodiment of the presentdisclosure; FIG. 3B is a schematic diagram showing polarities ofsub-pixels in a pixel structure according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure in adjacent two frames; FIG. 4 is a flowchart of adriving method of a pixel structure according to an embodiment of thepresent disclosure.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 4, the driving operation of eachsub-pixel group comprises a positive driving phase L1 and a negativedriving phase L2. The driving method of the pixel structure comprises:

in the positive driving phase L1, inputting a first scan voltage to thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube of each sub-pixel group through agate line, so as to turn on the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubeof each sub-pixel group; inputting a first data voltage to thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube of each sub-pixel group through adata line, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube driving the firstsub-pixel electrode to display; and

in the negative driving phase L2, inputting a second scan voltage to thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube of each sub-pixel group throughthe gate line, so as to turn on the second-type carbon nanotube switchtube of each sub-pixel group; inputting a second data voltage to thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube of each sub-pixel group throughthe data line, the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube driving thesecond sub-pixel electrode to display.

For example, a polarity of the first data voltage and a polarity of thesecond data voltage are opposite to each other.

For example, the first scan voltage may be a positive scan voltage, andcorrespondingly, the second scan voltage may be a negative scan voltage.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1, a gate line G₁ is connected torespective sub-pixel electrodes (i.e., the sub-pixel electrodes P11 toP16) in a first row of sub-pixel groups, a gate line G₂ is connected torespective sub-pixel electrodes (i.e., the sub-pixel electrodes P21 toP26) in a second row of sub-pixel groups, and a gate line G₃ isconnected to respective sub-pixel electrodes (i.e., the sub-pixelelectrodes P31 to P36) in a third row of sub-pixel groups. A data lineD₁ is connected to respective sub-pixel electrodes (i.e., the sub-pixelelectrodes P11, P12, P21, P22, P31, P32) in a first column of sub-pixelgroups, a data line D₂ is connected to respective sub-pixel electrodes(i.e., the sub-pixel electrodes P13, P14, P23, P24, P33, P34) in asecond column of sub-pixel groups, and a data line D₃ is connected torespective sub-pixel electrodes (i.e., the sub-pixel electrodes P15,P16, P25, P26, P35, P36) in a third column of sub-pixel groups.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1 and FIG. 3A, for the firstsub-pixel electrode 11 (for example, the sub-pixel electrode P11, whichis represented as the first sub-pixel electrode P11 hereinafter), in thepositive driving phase L1, the gate line G₁ transmits the first scanvoltage Vg1 to the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22 connectedto the first sub-pixel electrode P11 in the sub-pixel group 10, so thatthe first-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22 connected to the firstsub-pixel electrode P11 is turned on; meanwhile, the data line D₁ inputsthe first data voltage Vd1 to the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube22 connected to the first sub-pixel electrode P11, thereby driving thefirst sub-pixel electrode P11 for displaying.

For example, for the second sub-pixel electrode 12 (for example, thesub-pixel electrode P12, which is represented as the second sub-pixelelectrode P12 hereinafter), in the negative driving phase L2, the gateline G₁ transmits the second scan voltage Vg2 to the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube 21 connected to the second sub-pixel electrode P12in the sub-pixel group 10, so that the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube 21 connected to the second sub-pixel electrode P12 is turnedon; meanwhile, the data line D₁ inputs the second data voltage Vd2 tothe second-type carbon nanotube switch tube 21 connected to the secondsub-pixel electrode P12, thereby driving the second sub-pixel electrodeP12 for displaying.

It should be noted that, the driving processes of the remainingsub-pixel electrodes are similar to those of the first sub-pixelelectrode P11 and the second sub-pixel electrode P12, and the redundantdescriptions will be omitted here.

For example, the first data voltage and the second data voltagetransmitted on each data line (for example, the data line D₁, the dataline D₂ and the data line D₃) may be determined according to actualconditions, and the present disclosure is not limited thereto.

For example, in the adjacent two frames, the polarities of the firstdata voltages Vd1 are opposite, and the polarities of the second datavoltages Vd2 are also opposite. As illustrated in FIG. 3A and FIG. 3B,in an (N)th frame, the polarity of the first data voltage Vd1 ispositive, and the polarity of the second data voltage Vd2 is negative,so that the data voltage on the first sub-pixel electrode P11 ispositive, and the data voltage on the second sub-pixel electrode P12 isnegative; in an (N+1)th frame, the polarity of the first data voltageVd1 is negative, and the polarity of the second data voltage Vd2 ispositive, so that the data voltage on the first sub-pixel electrode P11is negative, and the data voltage on the second sub-pixel electrode P12is positive. N is a positive integer.

For example, first sub-pixel electrodes in sub-pixel groups located inan odd row and first sub-pixel electrodes in sub-pixel group located inan even row are driven in the positive driving phase; and secondsub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixel groups located in the odd row andsecond sub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixel group located in the evenrow are driven in the negative driving phase.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 1, in the first row of sub-pixelgroups, the sub-pixel electrode P11, the sub-pixel electrode P13, thesub-pixel electrode P15 all are the first sub-pixel electrodes 11; thesub-pixel electrode P12, the sub-pixel electrode P14, the sub-pixelelectrode P16 all are the second sub-pixel electrodes 12; in the secondrow of sub-pixel groups, the sub-pixel electrode P22, the sub-pixelelectrode P24, the sub-pixel electrode P26 all are the first sub-pixelelectrodes 11; the sub-pixel electrode P21, the sub-pixel electrode P23,the sub-pixel electrode P25 all are the second sub-pixel electrodes 12.The sub-pixel electrode P11, the sub-pixel electrode P13 and thesub-pixel electrode P15 that are located in the first row of sub-pixelgroups and the sub-pixel electrode P22, the sub-pixel electrode P24 andthe sub-pixel electrode P26 that are located in the second row ofsub-pixel groups are all driven in the positive driving phase; and thesub-pixel electrode P12, the sub-pixel electrode P14 and the sub-pixelelectrode P16 that are located in the first row of sub-pixel groups andthe sub-pixel electrode P21, the sub-pixel electrode P23 and thesub-pixel electrode P25 that are located in the second row of sub-pixelgroups are all driven in the negative driving phase.

From the above, when the scan voltage of a high level is input to thegate line 3 correspondingly connected to the sub-pixel groups located inthe odd row, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes in thesub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row are turned on, at this time,a positive data voltage higher than a common voltage is input to thedata line 4, the first sub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the odd row work to display under the driving of thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tubes; when a scan voltage of a lowlevel is input to the gate line 3 correspondingly connected to thesub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row, the second-type carbonnanotube switch tubes in the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd roware turned on, at this time, a negative data voltage lower than thecommon voltage is input to the data line 4, the second sub-pixelelectrodes in the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row work todisplay under the driving of the second-type carbon nanotube switchtubes. Correspondingly, when a scan voltage of a high level is input tothe gate line 3 correspondingly connected to the sub-pixel groups 10located in the even row, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row are turned on, at thistime, a positive data voltage higher than the common voltage is input tothe data line 4, the first sub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixel groups10 located in the even row work to display under the driving of thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tubes; when a scan voltage of a lowlevel is input to the gate line 3 correspondingly connected to thesub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row, the second-type carbonnanotube switch tubes in the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even roware turned on, at this time, a negative data voltage lower than thecommon voltage is input to the data line 4, the second sub-pixelelectrodes 12 in the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row work todisplay under the driving of the second-type carbon nanotube switchtubes. Therefore, the pixel structure achieves the dot inversion drivingeffect in the column-driving mode, thereby improving the display effectof the display device having the pixel structure.

At least one embodiment of the present disclosure further provides amanufacture method of a pixel structure. FIG. 5 is a flowchart of amanufacture method of a pixel structure according to an embodiment ofthe present disclosure. For example, the manufacture method of the pixelstructure may include a following step: forming a plurality of sub-pixelgroups arranged in an array.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 5, forming the plurality ofsub-pixel groups arranged in an array may include:

S10: forming a plurality of carbon nanotube switch tube groups; and

S20: forming a plurality of sub-pixel electrode groups, the plurality ofcarbon nanotube switch tube groups being in one-to-one correspondencewith the plurality of sub-pixel electrode groups.

For example, each sub-pixel group comprises a sub-pixel electrode groupand a carbon nanotube switch tube group, each sub-pixel electrode groupcomprises a first sub-pixel electrode and a second sub-pixel electrode,and each carbon nanotube switch tube group comprises a first-type carbonnanotube switch tube and a second-type carbon nanotube switch tube. Thefirst sub-pixel electrode is connected to the first-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube, the second sub-pixel electrode is connected to thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube, an active layer of thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube connected to the first sub-pixelelectrode and an active layer of the second-type carbon nanotube switchtube connected to the second sub-pixel electrode are simultaneouslyformed. The source electrode and the drain electrode of the second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube and the source electrode and the drainelectrode of the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube are respectivelyformed by different materials.

For example, the source electrode and the drain electrode of thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube are formed by the same material;and the source electrode and the drain electrode of the first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube are formed by the same material.

For example, the active layer of the first-type carbon nanotube switchtube and the active layer of the second-type carbon nanotube switch tubeare simultaneously formed by using the same carbon nanotube material.The carbon nanotube material can be used not only as a channel materialfor a P-type transistor, but also as a channel material for an N-typetransistor.

For example, the source electrode and the drain electrode of the N-typecarbon nanotube switch tube are formed by using, for example, copper(Cu) or aluminum (Al), and the source electrode and the drain electrodeof the P-type carbon nanotube switch tube are formed by using, forexample, lead (Pb). For example, the first-type carbon nanotube switchtube is an N-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube is a P-type carbon nanotube switch tube, that is,the source electrode and the drain electrode of the first-type carbonnanotube switch tube are formed by using copper (Cu) or aluminum (Al),and the source electrode and the drain electrode of the second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube are formed by using lead (Pb).

An existing P-type transistor and an existing N-type transistor may bea-Si transistors, oxide transistors or low temperature polysilicontransistors. For a-Si transistors and oxide transistors, a dopingprocess is required to simultaneously prepare a P-type transistor and anN-type transistor, and for low temperature polysilicon transistors, adoping process is also required to simultaneously prepare a P-typetransistor and an N-type transistor, the preparation of the P-typetransistor and the N-type transistor by the doping process requires iondiffusion or ion implantation, the preparation process is cumbersome andcomplicated, and the number of masks is large, and therefore, thepreparation costs of the P-type transistor and the N-type transistor arerelatively high. In the manufacture method of the pixel structureprovided in the embodiments of the present disclosure, the active layerof the carbon nanotube switch tube is formed by using a carbon nanotubematerial, and the source-drain electrodes of the carbon nanotube switchtubes are formed by using different materials, thereby forming thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube (such as, the N-type carbonnanotube switch tube) and the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube(such as, the P-type carbon nanotube switch tube) respectively. Thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube and the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube can be formed respectively by a patterning process.Compared with the existing a-Si transistors, oxide transistors and lowtemperature polysilicon transistors, the first-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube and the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube are formedwithout using a doping process, so the preparation processes of thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube and the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube are simpler, thereby reducing the preparation costof the pixel structure and improving the preparation efficiency of thepixel structure.

For example, in some embodiments, the manufacture method of the pixelstructure specifically comprises the following operations.

(1) Cleaning a glass substrate through a standard method.

(2) Depositing a first metal layer by a sputtering process, in which forexample, a thickness of the first metal layer may be 2200 nm, and amaterial of the first metal layer may be molybdenum (Mo).

(3) Performing a photolithography process and a developing process onthe first metal layer to form a gate region; and then performing a wetetching process to form a gate layer of a switch tube. Gate lines mayalso be formed simultaneously in this step (3).

(4) Depositing an insulating layer by plasma enhanced chemical vapordeposition (PECVD) to form a gate insulating layer of the switch tube. Athickness of the insulating layer is 100-200 nm, and a material of theinsulating layer may be silicon oxide (SiOx) or silicon nitride (SiNx).

(5) Coating a semiconductor-type carbon nanotube film on a surface ofthe gate insulating layer by a solution process (such as, spin-coating,dip-coating, or the like)

(6) Performing a photolithography process on the semiconductor-typecarbon nanotube film to form an active layer pattern of the first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube and an active layer pattern of thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube, in which performing of adeveloping process on the active layer pattern of the first-type carbonnanotube switch tube and the active layer pattern of the second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube, an oxygen reactive ion etching is performedby using a photoresist mask to remove portions other than the activelayer pattern of the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and theactive layer pattern of the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube, soas to form an active layer of the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubeand an active layer of the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube.

(7) Depositing a second metal layer on the glass substrate, in which athickness of the second metal layer may be 200 nm, a material of thesecond metal layer may be copper (Cu) or the like; performing aphotolithography process on the second metal layer to form a sourceelectrode pattern and a drain electrode pattern of the first-type carbonnanotube switch tube, in which after performing of a developing processon the source electrode pattern and the drain electrode pattern of thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube, a wet etching process isperformed to form a source electrode and a drain electrode of thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube.

(8) Depositing a third metal layer on the glass substrate, in which athickness of the third metal layer may be 200 nm, a material of thethird metal layer may be lead (Pb) and the like; and performing aphotolithography process on the third metal layer to form a sourceelectrode pattern and a drain electrode pattern of the second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube, in which after performing of a developingprocess on the source electrode pattern and the drain electrode patternof the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube, a wet etching process isperformed to form a source electrode and a drain electrode of thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube.

For example, data lines may be formed simultaneously with the sourceelectrode and the drain electrode of the first-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube in step (7), or the data lines may also be formedsimultaneously with the source electrode and the drain electrode of thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube in step (8).

(9) Depositing a first passivation layer film by plasma enhancedchemical vapor deposition (PECVD), removing redundant portions of thefirst passivation layer film by etching to form a first passivationlayer; and then depositing a second passivation layer film by plasmaenhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) to form a second passivationlayer, in which the second passivation layer can cover all regions ofthe glass substrate. For example, a material of the first passivationlayer film may be silicon nitride (SiNx). A thickness of the secondpassivation layer film may be 300 nm, and a material of the secondpassivation layer film may be silicon oxide (SiOx).

(10) Performing a photolithography process and a developing process onthe first passivation layer and the second passivation layer to form aplurality of via holes.

(11) Depositing a fourth metal layer by a sputtering process, and thenperforming a photolithography process, a developing process and anetching process on the fourth metal layer to form pixel electrodes (forexample, the first sub-pixel electrode and the second sub-pixelelectrode) of the sub-pixels. The first sub-pixel electrode iselectrically connected to the drain electrode of the first-type carbonnanotube switch tube through a via hole, and the second sub-pixelelectrode is electrically connected to the drain electrode of thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube through a via hole. For example,a thickness of the fourth metal layer may be 135 nm, and a material ofthe fourth metal layer may be indium tin oxide (ITO) or the like.

Through the above steps, the pixel structure provided by the embodimentsof the present disclosure can be formed.

Another embodiment of the present disclosure provides a pixel structure.FIG. 6 is a schematic structural diagram of a pixel structure accordingto another embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 7 is a schematicdiagram of the pixel structure illustrated in FIG. 6 implementing dotinversion driving in a column-driving mode.

Different from the embodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, in the embodimentillustrated in FIG. 6, in an odd row of the sub-pixel groups 10, thesecond sub-pixel electrode 12 is located in an odd column, and the firstsub-pixel electrode 11 is located in an even column; however in an evenrow of the sub-pixel groups 10, the first sub-pixel electrode 11 islocated in an odd column, and the second sub-pixel electrode 12 islocated in an even column. In FIG. 6, P12, P14, P16, P21, P23, P25, P32,P34, and P36 are all the first sub-pixel electrodes 11, and P11, P13,P15, P22, P24, P26, P31, P33, and P35 are all the second sub-pixelelectrode 12.

It should be noted that, other structures of the pixel structure in theembodiment illustrated in FIG. 6 are the same as those in the embodimentillustrated in FIG. 1, and details are not described herein again.

For example, because the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube 22 isturned on when a high level signal is input to a gate electrode thereof,and is turned off when a low level signal is input to the gate electrodethereof; the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube 21 is turned onwhen a low level signal is input to a gate electrode thereof, and isturned off when a high level signal is input to the gate electrodethereof. For example, as illustrated in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, when a scanvoltage of a high level is input to the gate line 3 correspondinglyconnected to the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row, thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22 in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the odd row are turned on, at this time, a positive datavoltage higher than a common voltage is input to the data line 4, thefirst sub-pixel electrodes 11 (such as, the sub-pixel electrode P12) inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row work to display under thedriving of the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22; when a scanvoltage of a low level is input to the gate line 3 correspondinglyconnected to the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row, thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21 in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the odd row are turned on, at this time, a negative datavoltage lower than the common voltage is input to the data line 4, thesecond sub-pixel electrodes 12 (such as, the sub-pixel electrode P11) inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the odd row work to display under thedriving of the second-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21.

Correspondingly, as illustrated in FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, when a scanvoltage of a high level is input to the gate line 3 correspondinglyconnected to the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row, thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22 in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the even row are turned on, at this time, a positive datavoltage higher than the common voltage is input to the data line 4, thefirst sub-pixel electrodes 11 (such as, the sub-pixel electrode P21) inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row work to display underthe driving of the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 22; when ascan voltage of a low level is input to the gate line 3 correspondinglyconnected to the sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row, thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21 in the sub-pixel groups 10located in the even row are turned on, at this time, a negative datavoltage lower than the common voltage is input to the data line 4, thesecond sub-pixel electrodes 12 (such as, the sub-pixel electrode P22) inthe sub-pixel groups 10 located in the even row work to display underthe driving of the second-type carbon nanotube switch tubes 21. Asillustrated in FIG. 7, in each frame, a polarity of a data voltage onthe first sub-pixel electrode 11 in each sub-pixel group 10 is oppositeto a polarity of a data voltage on the second sub-pixel electrode 12 ineach sub-pixel group 10. Therefore, the pixel structure achieves the dotinversion driving effect in the column-driving mode, thereby improvingthe display effect of the display device having the pixel structure.

For example, in the driving method of the pixel structure in theembodiment illustrated in FIG. 6, second sub-pixel electrodes insub-pixel groups located in the odd row and second sub-pixel electrodesin sub-pixel group located in the even row are driven in the positivedriving phase; correspondingly, first sub-pixel electrodes in thesub-pixel groups located in the odd row and first sub-pixel electrodesin the sub-pixel group located in the even row are driven in thenegative driving phase.

The driving method and the manufacture method of the pixel structure inthe embodiment illustrated in FIG. 6 are the same as those in theembodiment illustrated in FIG. 1, and details are not described hereinagain.

The beneficial effects of the present disclosure include at least: inthe pixel structure illustrated in FIG. 1 and/or illustrated in FIG. 6,the first sub-pixel electrode in the sub-pixel group is connected to thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the second sub-pixel electrodein the sub-pixel group is connected to the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube, so that the pixel structure in the present disclosure iscapable of achieving driving of the pixel structure in a case wheresub-pixel groups in each row is connected to one gate line and sub-pixelgroups in each column is connected to one data line, compared with anexisting pixel structure, the pixel structure can reduce the number ofgate lines by half without increasing the number of the data lines,thereby reducing the preparation and operation costs of the pixelstructure; in addition, the pixel structure can implement the drivingeffect of dot inversion in the column-driving mode, thus improving thedisplay effect of the display device adopting the pixel structure;meanwhile, in the pixel structure provided by the embodiments of thepresent disclosure, the materials of the source electrode and the drainelectrode of the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and thematerials of the source electrode and the drain electrode of thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube are different, so the dopingprocess is not required, and the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubeand the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube can be manufactured by asample patterning process, and therefore, the preparation processes ofthe first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube are simpler, thereby reducing the preparation costof the pixel structure and improving the preparation efficiency of thepixel structure.

At least one embodiment of the present disclosure further provides adisplay device, and the display device comprises the pixel structuredescribed in any one of the above embodiments.

By adopting the pixel structure described in any one of the aboveembodiments, the preparation and operation costs of the display devicecan be reduced, the display effect of the display device can beimproved, meanwhile, the preparation complexity of the display devicecan be simplified, and the preparation efficiency of the display devicecan be improved.

For example, the display device provided by the present disclosure maybe a liquid crystal panel, a liquid crystal television, an OLED panel,an OLED television, a monitor, a mobile phone, a navigator, or anyproducts or components having a display function.

For the present disclosure, the following statements should be noted:

(1) The accompanying drawings involve only the structure(s) inconnection with the embodiment(s) of the present disclosure, and otherstructure(s) can be referred to common design(s).

(2) In case of no conflict, the embodiments of the present disclosureand the features in the embodiment(s) can be combined with each other toobtain new embodiment(s).

What have been described above are only specific implementations of thepresent disclosure, the protection scope of the present disclosure isnot limited thereto, and the protection scope of the present disclosureshould be based on the protection scope of the claims.

1. A pixel structure comprising a plurality of sub-pixel groups arrangedin an array, wherein each sub-pixel group of the plurality of sub-pixelgroups comprises a first sub-pixel electrode, a second sub-pixelelectrode, a first-type carbon nanotube switch tube, and a second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube, the first sub-pixel electrode is connectedto the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the second sub-pixelelectrode is connected to the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube,and the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and the second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube in each sub-pixel group are connected to asame gate line and a same data line.
 2. The pixel structure according toclaim 1, wherein the first sub-pixel electrode and the second sub-pixelelectrode in each sub-pixel group are adjacent.
 3. The pixel structureaccording to claim 2, wherein the first sub-pixel electrode and thesecond sub-pixel in each sub-pixel group are located in a same row. 4.The pixel structure according to claim 2 or 3, wherein in a same columnof sub-pixel electrodes, the first sub-pixel electrode and the secondsub-pixel electrode are alternately arranged.
 5. The pixel structureaccording to claim 4, wherein in an odd row of the plurality ofsub-pixel groups, the first sub-pixel electrode is located in an oddcolumn, and the second sub-pixel electrode is located in an even column;and in an even row of the plurality of sub-pixel groups, the secondsub-pixel electrode is located in an odd column, and the first sub-pixelelectrode is located in an even column.
 6. The pixel structure accordingto claim 4, wherein in an odd row of the plurality of sub-pixel groups,the second sub-pixel electrode is located in an odd column, and thefirst sub-pixel electrode is located in an even column; and in an evenrow of the plurality of sub-pixel groups, the first sub-pixel electrodeis located in an odd column, and the second sub-pixel electrode islocated in an even column.
 7. The pixel structure according to claim 2,wherein in each sub-pixel group, the first-type carbon nanotube switchtube connected to the first sub-pixel electrode and the second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube connected to the second sub-pixel electrodeare respectively located at two sides of a data line that is connectedto both the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and the second-typecarbon nanotube switch tube.
 8. The pixel structure according to claim7, wherein in each sub-pixel group, the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube and the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube aremirror-symmetrical with the data line as a symmetry axis.
 9. The pixelstructure according to claim 2, wherein first-type carbon nanotubeswitch tubes and second-type carbon nanotube switch tubes in sub-pixelgroups located in a same row are connected to a same corresponding gateline, and first-type carbon nanotube switch tubes and second-type carbonnanotube switch tubes in sub-pixel groups located in a same column areconnected to a same corresponding date line.
 10. The pixel structureaccording to claim 1, wherein the first-type carbon nanotube switch tubeis an N-type carbon nanotube switch tube, and the second-type carbonnanotube switch tube is a P-type carbon nanotube switch tube; or thefirst-type carbon nanotube switch tube is a P-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube, and the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube is anN-type carbon nanotube switch tube.
 11. The pixel structure according toclaim 10, wherein a material of a source electrode and a drain electrodeof the N-type carbon nanotube switch tube is copper or aluminum, and amaterial of a source electrode and a drain electrode of the P-typecarbon nanotube switch tube is lead.
 12. A method of manufacturing apixel structure, comprising: forming a plurality of sub-pixel groupsarranged in an array, wherein each sub-pixel group of the plurality ofsub-pixel groups comprises a first sub-pixel electrode, a secondsub-pixel electrode, a first-type carbon nanotube switch tube, and asecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the first sub-pixel electrodeis connected to the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube, the secondsub-pixel electrode is connected to the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube in each sub pixel group areconnected to a same gate line and a same data line, and an active layerof the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube and an active layer of thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube are simultaneously formed.
 13. Amethod of driving a pixel structure, wherein the pixel structurecomprises a plurality of sub-pixel groups arranged in an array, eachsub-pixel group of the plurality of sub-pixel groups comprises a firstsub-pixel electrode, a second sub-pixel electrode, a first-type carbonnanotube switch tube, and a second-type carbon nanotube switch tube, thefirst sub-pixel electrode is connected to the first-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube, the second sub-pixel electrode is connected to thesecond-type carbon nanotube switch tube, and the first-type carbonnanotube switch tube and the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube ineach sub-pixel croup are connected to a same gate line and a same dataline, and driving of each sub-pixel group comprises a positive drivingphase and a negative driving phase; the driving method comprises: in thepositive driving phase, inputting a first scan voltage to the first-typecarbon nanotube switch tube of each sub-pixel group through a gate line,so as to turn on the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube; inputting afirst data voltage to the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube througha data line, the first-type carbon nanotube switch tube driving thefirst sub-pixel electrode to display; in the negative driving phase,inputting a second scan voltage to the second-type carbon nanotubeswitch tube of each sub-pixel group through the gate line, so as to turnon the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube; inputting a second datavoltage to the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube through the dataline, the second-type carbon nanotube switch tube driving the secondsub-pixel electrode to display, wherein a polarity of the first datavoltage and a polarity of the second data voltage are opposite.
 14. Themethod of driving the pixel structure according to claim 13, wherein inan (N)th frame, the polarity of the first data voltage is positive, andthe polarity of the second data voltage is negative; in an (N+1)thframe, the polarity of the first data voltage is negative, and thepolarity of the second data voltage is positive, and N is a positiveinteger.
 15. The method of driving the pixel structure according toclaim 13, wherein first sub-pixel electrodes in sub-pixel groups locatedin an odd row and first sub-pixel electrodes in sub-pixel group locatedin an even row are driven in the positive driving phase; and secondsub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixel groups located in the odd row andsecond sub-pixel electrodes in the sub-pixel group located in the evenrow are driven in the negative driving phase.
 16. The method of drivingthe pixel structure according to claim 13, wherein second sub-pixelelectrodes in sub-pixel groups located in an odd row and secondsub-pixel electrodes in sub-pixel group located in an even row aredriven in the positive driving phase; and first sub-pixel electrodes inthe sub-pixel groups located in the odd row and first sub-pixelelectrodes in the sub-pixel group located in the even row are driven inthe negative driving phase.
 17. A display device, comprising the pixelstructure according to claim
 1. 18. The pixel structure according toclaim 8, wherein in each sub-pixel group, the first sub-pixel electrodeand the second sub-pixel electrode are mirror-symmetrical with thecorresponding data line as a symmetry axis.
 19. The pixel structureaccording to claim 1, wherein a channel material the first-type carbonnanotube switch tube and a channel material of the second sub-pixelelectrode are same.